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By: Patrick Nagy
Williamsville North seniors Melia Kupchanko, Aria Catrabone and Josh Newman each capped off their high school careers with medals at this past weekend's New York State Public High School Athletic Association Track and Field Championships at Webster Schroeder High School in Rochester.
Amherst sophomore Benjamin Walker entered this past weekend's New York State Public High School Athletic Association Track and Field Championships at Webster Schroeder High School in Rochester seeded eighth in the Class B boys discus with 160 feet, which was a school record. He finished the meet as a state champion on Sunday with a throw of 170 feet, 10 inches, which was a new school record and three inches off the meet record.
Lancaster junior midfielder Claire Buccieri has established herself as one of the top girls lacrosse players in Section VI, as evident by winning her second All-Bee Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year award in three years, but it hasn't come without a lot of hard work.
There is a famous adage that reads, “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.”
Lancaster was the top Section VI girls lacrosse team this season, so it should not come as a surprise that several Lady Legends are on this year's 2026 All-Bee Girls Lacrosse First Team.
Ed Greenway is a pioneer in Western New York boys lacrosse, having started the combined Williamsville team in 1986 and serving as Williamsville East’s only head coach since it began
By: Patrick Nagy
Todd Banaszak’s springs will be much lighter starting next year.
Orchard Park and East Aurora are consistently two of the top boys lacrosse programs in Section VI and both are well represented on the 2026 All-Bee Boys Lacrosse First Team.
By: Patrick Nagy
Olivia Bell's first year as a junior quarterback on Clarence's flag football team was incredible. Her senior year was even better.
There is no shortage of talented players comprising the 2026 All-Bee Flag Football First Team Offense.
